Miss the signs when you get busy.
The phenomenon of "missing signs when you are busy" is certainly an interesting point. This occurs because of [cognitive resource limitations](/en/cognitive%20resource%20limitations), and in [busy](/en/busy) situations, [attention](/en/attention) may be dispersed and [important signs](/en/important%20signs) may not be caught. One way to address this issue is to [reduce one's cognitive load](/en/reduce%20one's%20cognitive%20load) through appropriate [time management](/en/time%20management), [stress management](/en/stress%20management), or [outside assistance](/en/outside%20assistance) (tools or team). Consciously creating a "[leeway](/en/leeway)" and having the [leeway to miss signs](/en/leeway%20to%20miss%20signs) may be important in maintaining [the ability to recognize opportunities](/en/the%20ability%20to%20recognize%20opportunities).
Limitations of Cognitive Resources
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